Come hungry and with a group! Ask the waitress for recs. Def get the braised cabbage, steamed meat dumplings, and cold noodle soup. Cucumber, eggplant, fish hye salad, and pumpkin samsas were great.
Salads in Central Asian restaurants are a mixture of Central Asian, traditional Russian, and Korean salads. Order the Chim-Chee, more commonly known as Korean Kim-Chee, spicy pickled cabbage. Read more
Mind boggling fusion inhabits the Best of NYC Critics' choice winner for best Uzbeki-Korean! Go for the most Korean sounding stuff. We recommend the Kuksu or the hye, a sort of ceviche.
Try the plov (lamb-mingled rice pilaf) and the flaky-crusted samsa filled with minced lamb and onion or the chilled Korean beef-noodle soup, kuksu, with cucumber, cabbage, shredded omelette, and dill.
As sketchy as it may seem, the food was some of the best Russian/Korean cuisine I have ever had. The prices were fair and the service was great. I felt like I was eating at my great grandma's house.
Everything was fantastic. Wasn't expecting such a satisfying meal. Highly recommend the pumpkin samsa, the beef manti, the eggplant salad, and kuksu. Yum!
Cafe At Your Mother-in-Law offers a unique fusion of authentic Russian, Korean, and Uzbek cuisine in an environment that will make you feel right at home.